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To provide a report on a randomized controlled trial of a screening mechanism that combines free provision of chlorine solution for water treatment with a small non-monetary cost (voucher redemption)
The study finds that the mechanism reduces the quantity of chlorine procured by 60 percentage points, but reduces the share of households whose stored water tests positive for chlorine residual by only one percentage point, dramatically improving the tradeoff between over-inclusion and over-exclusion.
A comprehensive survey data describing; enrollment waves, treatment groups, water storage information, number of children in households, distance to water points, travel cost, chlorine tablets information and data, quantity of chlorine use, frequency of using chlorine, quantity of kerosine used, quantity of charcoal used
Data is collected from household surveys (baseline and follow-up)